One essay by this man uses the etymology of the Greek word aletheia to show
One essay by this man uses the etymology of the Greek word aletheia to show that truth is a "bringing forth," which is in conflict with the "penumbra" of unrepresented truths. In one work, this thinker described the way "mere things" are made into tools for an end. That essay also contrasts gentler machines with more modern "abominations" that alter man's relationship with the world and points out that a certain Greek word meant both (*) "art" and "craft". Another work by this creator of "enframing" describes a Greek temple to explain the rift between "Earth" and "World". That work also explores the "equipmental" nature of Van Gogh's A Pair of Shoes. In his most famous work, this man wrote of the indefinite basis of Angst and the being "for whom being is the question". For 10 points, name this German author of  "The Question Concerning Technology" and "The Origin of the Work of Art"  who examined the "Dasein" in Being and Time.
One essay by this man uses the etymology of the Greek word aletheia to show that truth is a "bringing forth," which is in conflict with the "penumbra" of unrepresented truths.
Martin {Heidegger}